Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
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-A- hs the New Orleans Exposition. hsve made their report. It exonerstes him from any negligence of duty and highly compliments him for his efficiency.
 The House committee of the whole considered the bill offering a reward for the destrucli Bn of wild animals. Ihe bill was amended by offering reward of cents for jack rabbits scalps. The Council passed the bill allowing district judges to appoint counsel m certain cases.
 The bill sbolishing county courts came up. Beans amendment r. make county judges probate iudges vas killed and the bill laid on the table. The House passed resolution suthor- izing the chief clerk to employ eItra clerks to write up .he minutes.
 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. Feb. 7- Twenty-Five men were working thls morning through holes in the ice. raising portions of the wrecked train from the bottom of the river and searching Tor bodies which may be among the runs. Thus far no bodies have been recovered and nearly sll signs of the terrible dis- aster have disappeared except the Gap.ng splice between the piers of tbe bridge. Trains are running regularly to eithe. end of the bridge. the condition or the wounded is about the same. PARIS, February 7-The Le Paris eX- presses thankfulness because France IS under republican government, A king ! says that Journal, could Deyer have
 brooked the German insults. The span | ish republican immigrants residing m ! France, have decided to form a volun- l teer force of two thousand men to assist France in the event of vsr Sith Ger
 many.
 CHIcAoo. Feb. T.-Reports have reach l ed here from Springfield, Ills, Ierre-
 Hsute, Ind, and S;. Louis of shocks oi
 earthquake visiting those places yester-
 day. No damage.
 NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-The river fronts
 and neIghbOring streets presented | Sunday appearance this morning. MOn- | day is usually the busiest day of the
 week at the dock, but not more than 8 l quarter of the usual line of trucks which | block and choke the South and West St.
 were out. At most but three piers were | open to receive freight and but little | came Bs compared with the anti strike | times. The prospect of settlement Of ! the difficulties is remote, each side being ! confident of coming out of the trouble victor. Both sides promise remarkable developments thIs week but are dark ss to their nature. In the Clyde line dock on tbe East river, the Clyde sailed some hours later than her schedule time but carried U full cargo and her quota ot pas sengers. The Seminole also of thls line likewise carried her sull cargo and her quota of passengers. Supt. Delana said he was getting along very well. The men who applied for york a. the Nal bery Lane dock are beIng turned away by the hundred. Another steamer IS eX- pected to day and there are plenty ot men ready to work on her. The Ward line deck is clear of freight and deserted. Two bouts are expected to-day Or to- morrow and then the company will hEve plenty Of help 10 discharge their car goes. AZ the Continental line dock plenty of freight Is being delivered and the whole bulk head IS lined with tEGcks.
 BosToS, February The employees of the South Boston Horse Railway, at Q meeting which lasted uotIl 3o'clock this morning. voted unanimously to tie up the road today, End in pursuance os this vote no cars were taken out this morning. This IS one of the larges. horse railways in the city. The meE are opposed to the present superlntend- ent and want ten hours work,
 LOUISVILLE, KY., Feb. At noon the river Is falling at the rate Of hRit sn inch m hour and the danger of the Tspitition of the disastrous flood of 1883 and 1884 Is considered past. Weather clear and warm.
 SAN FE ASCIsCo, February IA dun my on the Geary street car line ran over dynamite bomb on the corner of | Fillmore and GeaTy street last night. 4 A terrific report followed. When the smoke had clesIed away it was found that the right side of the dummy had been completely shattered. Three men were on the right side of the dummy Rt tune the explosion and were thrnvn of, they, however, sustained no injury.
 NEW YoRK, February 1.-The Stars cable says the belief is general in mer- cantile circles that war between G<ma- BY and France will break out as soon Bs l fighting weather sets ID. The Oiiicis! | view is that peace or war depends on the efforts of the powers to form alliances. | The outlook on the whole. may be sum | med up ss no immediate danger. bu.
 var in the spring.
 BERLIN, February The postal su- | IhOEIties are making extensive experl- ments wlth the view of connecting the whole of Germany by telephone.
 ST. PETERSBURG. February 7-The in hRbItsnts of Baku, the center of the grest Russian petroleum dIstrict, have | -1r-vrna arrIfn~-a~aaarn l explosions which hGvc shaken houses and caused considerable damage. At the same time B volcano burst on Lake Batau. ten miles distant For several nights the volcano threw a column fl mud and fire 3je feet high, Illuminating the country for miles. The mud emitted during the eruptIons, already hes from : to l4 feet deep over Q full square mile of territory.
 SALEN, Oregon, February 7-The bIll to authorize the Oregon Railway & Navigation COmpany's line Co Jesse to the Union Pacific, passed The senate this afternoon, receIying twenty-three votes out of thirty. |. is thought the bill will pass the house by R large majority and become law.
 PHILADELPHIA. February This morning the clothing exchange carried out its threat. and ihe clothing mBnu lecturers composing that body are de- liant, and determined ;o fight their em- ployes to the bitter end, The lockout throws 1000 cutters out of work. and fully 1000 others engaged in making clothing.
 LONDON, Feb. 7.-The Standards cor respondent at St. Petersburg affects to know, oE good HuihOrity, that there Eili be no war ID Europe.
 WAsHISGToN. Feb. 7.-Reed Of Maine has introduced a bill to protect the fisheries of the United States. It pro- vIdes for the seIzure and forfeiture of any foreign vessel found taking fish within three marine miles of the coast of the United States.
 JERSEY CITY, Feb. 7--Over 1000 men employed ID the Thompson Steel Works l have quit work and the [, ctory is idle. 1 Walking delegates ordered them out | because ''scab' coal vas being used ID l the furnaces. An attempt vas made to | order out the wOrkmen of some sugar | refnarles for the same reasor, but the men refused to abandon york,